Won Jeong-hyeon: Physics That Changed the World

In general, the field of science is considered to have absolute and unchanged truths. But science is shaped and transformed by various theories that have emerged over a long period of time. Natural science is no exception. The scientific concept of learning in science class is that many scientists have been able to argue and test each other to find ways to understand the world. Science Changes tells stories of how theories in scientific textbooks are made. In this book, the author has naturally melted current scientific theory into the history of science so that it can be easy and funly learned. The cute pictures and colorful visuals in the book also help readers to understand science in abundance from various angles. The first volume of the series, physics that changed the world, deals with the core concepts of physics, such as the motions of light and objects, energy and quantum mechanics. From Aristotle in ancient Greece to the theory of relativity today, we follow how people of old interpreted the world and why the way they explained it had to change. If you look at the flow of physical history together, you'll learn to think with natural understanding and criticism of physics that was once difficult.

Korean title: 세상을 바꾼 물리학

Korean author: 원정현

Korean publisher: 리베르스쿨

ISBN-13: 9788965822899